[Ann] BashSupport 0.4

Hi,

Would it be possible to open files under BashSupport without a suffix? I never give my BASH scripts a ".sh" or ".bash" (or any other) suffix, since the whole point is to have them act and appear like any other command.

The "shebang" line ("#! /bin/bash ..." or "#! /bin/sh ...") would be a proper signature for inferring that a file is a shell script. Possibly the fact that the file is an executable text file (and has no explicit shebang line) could be the fallback.


Randall Schulz

good code is red


#!/bin/bash

PARAMS=$*

echo $PARAMS

case $1 in
    show)
        PIDS="12 13 14"
        for PID in $PIDS
        do
            if [ -n "$PID" ]
            then
                echo $PID
            fi
        done
    ;;
esac

Hi,
thank you for the feedback. This bug is fixed now and the fix will be in the next update.

Regards,
Wallaby

good code is red

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#!/bin/bash

>

PARAMS=$*

>

echo $PARAMS

>

case $1 in
show)
PIDS="12 13 14"
for PID in $PIDS
do
if [ -n "$PID" ]
then
echo $PID
fi
done
;;
esac

Quick Help on commands is really missing (Ctrl+Q).

You didn't mark anything red. Which portions of your script were flagged with the red squiggly underline?


Randall Schulz

Ctrl+Q is on my todo.
Maybe I even manage to display man pages for external commands. I'll see what I can do.

Quick Help on commands is really missing (Ctrl+Q).

Wallaby

You didn't mark anything red. Which portions of your script were flagged with the red squiggly underline?

I don't see any need for marking.
code is very short - you can always try it yourself.
if you see no problems, then it's my problems not yours

Hi,

Would it be possible to open files under BashSupport without a suffix? I
never give my BASH scripts a ".sh" or ".bash" (or any other) suffix,
since the whole point is to have them act and appear like any other
command.

I managed to open files without prefix as bash files. But there's no way to open only those files which
have no extension and have a shebang-line.
I hope to add a configuration option for the plugin to let it open files without extensions. Atm only .sh and .bash files
are supported by default.

Wallaby